For many men, it’s all-or-nothing time for holiday shopping. Either they have already done all their shopping or they have done none of it, a Reuters/Ipsos poll shows.

Eighteen percent of total respondents to the survey said they had none of their holiday shopping done, unchanged from a survey the previous week. But more men were shopping laggards — with 20.6 percent saying they still had bought no gifts, compared with 15.6 percent of women.

At the same time, men also were more likely than women to say they had all of their holiday shopping finished — 29.5 percent versus 25.60 percent for women.

“Men tend to keep their list smaller and concise, as wives already took care of the majority of gifts,” said Jharonne Martis, director of consumer research for Thomson Reuters.

“Every year, on the Super Saturday weekend before Christmas, I see men hit the malls, shopping last minute, and asking other women around them what they think of what they’re buying,” Martis said.

Just over half of shoppers, 52 percent, said they planned to spend the same this year as last year.

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